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State of the System Report for 2015 Test Case for Illustration Only. Steering Committee Meeting March 9, 2012. Report Contents. Adequacy Level. Green, Yellow or Red. LOLP and other adequacy metrics Probability curves for: 1) Total curtailed energy and
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State of the System Report for 2015Test Case for Illustration Only Steering Committee Meeting March 9, 2012
Report Contents Adequacy Level Green, YelloworRed LOLP and other adequacy metrics Probability curves for: 1) Total curtailed energy and 2) Highest single-hour curtailment Annual LOLP & Standby Resource use Probability curves for: 1) Market purchases and 2) Borrowed hydro generation Monthly Probability curves for: 1) Market purchases and 2) Borrowed hydro generation Hourly Size, frequency, duration of curtailment Conditions during curtailments Statistics
Preliminary Adequacy Assessment for 2015 • Supply is adequate • Most critical months are Dec, Jan and Aug • Borrowed hydro used most often during summer • Adequacy depends on fair amount of market purchases • December average = 23% of total market (1,500 MW-mo) • August average = 30% of total market (600 MW-mo) • Full amount of market purchases made under 1% of time • System becomes inadequate when combined increase in load and decrease in efficiency is about 2000 MW
Total Annual Energy Curtailment Probability Curve* *Prior to dispatching standby resources Standby resource energy = 83,000 MW-hours per year Resulting Energy LOLP (after dispatching standby resources) = 0.07%
Highest Single-Hour Curtailment Probability Curve* *Prior to dispatching standby resources Standby resource capacity = 662 MW in winter and 722 MW in summer Resulting Capacity LOLP (after dispatching standby resources) = about 1%
Standby Resource Use Probability(Months are treated independently)
Borrowed Hydro by Month* *Average of most used per month